I agree with you that there are upvoated solutions by "coolness", but I'll suggest a different solution.
The Clean Code category is already covered by the Best Practices. The problem is the lack of a regular Like button that everyone seems used to.
People just want to express that they've liked a solution, regardless of its practices or cleverness.
I think Codewars should give that option, so the other categories can remain "unpolluted" by those votes.
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Yep. My solution is accepted, and it's wrong.
Is it better to use stringstream to concatenate strings than regular += operator?
I agree with you that there are upvoated solutions by "coolness", but I'll suggest a different solution.
The Clean Code category is already covered by the Best Practices. The problem is the lack of a regular
Like button that everyone seems used to.
People just want to express that they've liked a solution, regardless of its practices or cleverness.
I think Codewars should give that option, so the other categories can remain "unpolluted" by those votes.
I've seen wrong solutions being accepted. I think this final test case should be added: '(this))is((invalid)'
Hi! Be careful, your solution says that '(this))is((invalid)' is valid.
Good job. Fast tip: your final if and returns could be just return r == 0
just started python. my recent pascal experience ruined me ;) but you're right, i was surprised by the best practices in python.
Hey, be cool, you're in the beautiful land of Python. It's not C :)